U.S. small-cap companies are on track for the longest streak of underperformance since 2011.
Investors are surprised because Treasurys should typically sell off in an environment of economic expansion and inflation.
Exchange-traded U.S. equity funds took in $7 billion last week, led by strategies tracking the hottest themes.
Reflation bulls have been counting on a Democrat sweep to usher in further fiscal support for the economy.
The CLO market could rev up as the pandemic purges the market of its excesses.
He bet that policy at the world's largest central banks would start to converge.
The global epidemic has fearful investors moving in lockstep out of the equity market.
The ETFs have done much better than the underlying bonds, says one trader.
The fear is that investors are exposing themselves to interest rate risk like never before.
Investors and strategists are doubting the most recent rally in global stocks, arguing that what goes up must come down.
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